In the lab, immune cells put up a strong fight against Omicron, suggesting that vaccines will be able to prevent the worst outcomes of the virus variant. View original article Contributor: Carl Zimmer and Sheryl Stolberg
In the lab, immune cells put up a strong fight against Omicron, suggesting that vaccines will be able to prevent the worst outcomes of the virus variant. View original article Contributor: Carl Zimmer and Sheryl Stolberg
Dr. Oz Shouldn’t Be a Senator—or a Doctor Scientific American >View original article Contributor:
An internal review documented two serious flaws in the test kits, which were distributed to public health laboratories in early 2020. View original article Contributor: Emily Anthes
It is the first major performing arts institution to require boosters, as concern mounts over rising coronavirus cases and the spread of the Omicron variant. The rule will take effect Jan. 17. View original article Contributor: Matt Stevens
Many lines are adjusting their masking, testing and vaccine rules, while criticism is mounting about the lack of transparency in reporting positive cases to passengers and crew members. View original article Contributor: Ceylan Yeginsu
The company said some unvaccinated employees in its health plans would be charged $50 a month. It’s unclear how many of the company’s nearly 500,000 employees are vaccinated. View original article Contributor: Derrick Bryson Taylor
Spectrum Health asks public to utilize alternative care options The Herald Review >View original article Contributor:
The diagnosis came from an unlikely source. View original article Contributor: Lisa Sanders, M.D.
A new analysis of data from “The Biggest Loser” highlights the complex ways the body compensates when we drop pounds. View original article Contributor: Gretchen Reynolds